
Enhanced sprint planning and workload balancing based on flexible summation of estimates and logged work
Enhanced sprint planning and workload balancing based on flexible summation of estimates and logged work
Enhanced sprint planning and workload balancing based on flexible summation of estimates and logged work
Agile Planning is integrated on Jira Agile or Kanban boards. Different modes support summing up parent issues and / or subtasks in the way your team chooses. You can toggle through the modes directly on the popup.
View original / remaining estimates and logged work aggregated by issues, assignees or status. Easily toggle between the aggregation modes on the popup.
Keep an eye on sums of issues / sub-tasks during your Scrum or Kanban meetings. View original / remaining estimates and logged work aggregated by the columns of your Sprint or Kanban board.
More details
While supporting many agile projects and scrum teams regarding methods and tools we very often encountered a critical demand for enhanced information on the Jira Boards.
Typically a development team needs to check the estimated workload for team members as well as stories (parent issues) basing on the work breakdown: original estimations, remaining estimations and logged work. But this is not easily done for two reasons: first of all Jira does not completely show sums of sub tasks and secondly there is no comparison on this level.
1. Enhanced in place solution for sprint or Kanban workload planning!
2. Sum up estimates for issues and / or sub-tasks!
3. Switch between different aggregation modes: grouped by issues (e.g. user stories), assignees, status and columns of boards!
4. Detect deviations from original estimates easily!
If you are interested in a solution that compares the above mentioned with resource planning (assignments) you should visit our AIM Resource Management Plugin.
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Dear Mr. Porcar Nadal,
thanks for testing and evaluating our plugin! We would like to address the issues you raised:
The difference column is calculated according to this formula as described here:
difference = original estimate - remaining estimate - logged work
This value is aimed at the case in which deviations from original estimates can occur if in any issue or sub-task remaining estimate plus logged work is higher / lower than the original estimate.
It indicates deviations in total expected work to be done in a sprint or an issue,ÂÂ i.e. ÂDetect deviations [of current estimation] from original estimates easily!
This is a quite common requirement addressed by our customers we wanted to address in the first place.
The approach you describe compares logged work against original estimate which can be derived by direct comparison of the values.
But still the following solutions could be provided in upcoming releases:
- We will add a hint in the popup how the current difference is calculated.
- Your use case could be reflected by a configurable second option or a second column for original estimate, logged work.
There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to refine this requirement in detail there.
If this features give you more added value and increase your rating we would be more than happy to add them.
Best regards,
The AIM Team


Thank you for your valuable feedback.
Related to the issues you mentioned, the following entries are currently in progress and available with our next release:
- The summary field is shown in the list of issues.
- Issues are sorted by the rank (the order will be similar to the JIRA boards)
- Context sensitive help texts are shown on the popup to clarify the selected options (our documentation here might provide some support in the meantime)
We would be very interested in getting more details about "Cannot change fields which appear within UI". Which other fields would you like to sum up? There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to discuss this request in detail there.
Best regards,
The AIM Team
Update: The improvements listed above are available now in version 1.0.7!
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Hi Médico em Casa,
sorry that you had a bad experience with AIM Agile Planning for Jira. We always like comments that improve the quality of our apps, as they are there to help you. Would you be so nice and tell us about those bugs that you have seen so that we can take care of them? There is a Jira Service Desk available for bugs and other support issues.
https://servicedesk.agile-it-management.de/servicedesk/customer/portal/2
Your help is really appreciated and we will respond immediately.
Best regards,The AIM Team



Dear Mr. Porcar Nadal,
thanks for testing and evaluating our plugin! We would like to address the issues you raised:
The difference column is calculated according to this formula as described here:
difference = original estimate - remaining estimate - logged work
This value is aimed at the case in which deviations from original estimates can occur if in any issue or sub-task remaining estimate plus logged work is higher / lower than the original estimate.
It indicates deviations in total expected work to be done in a sprint or an issue,ÂÂ i.e. ÂDetect deviations [of current estimation] from original estimates easily!
This is a quite common requirement addressed by our customers we wanted to address in the first place.
The approach you describe compares logged work against original estimate which can be derived by direct comparison of the values.
But still the following solutions could be provided in upcoming releases:
- We will add a hint in the popup how the current difference is calculated.
- Your use case could be reflected by a configurable second option or a second column for original estimate, logged work.
There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to refine this requirement in detail there.
If this features give you more added value and increase your rating we would be more than happy to add them.
Best regards,
The AIM Team


Thank you for your valuable feedback.
Related to the issues you mentioned, the following entries are currently in progress and available with our next release:
- The summary field is shown in the list of issues.
- Issues are sorted by the rank (the order will be similar to the JIRA boards)
- Context sensitive help texts are shown on the popup to clarify the selected options (our documentation here might provide some support in the meantime)
We would be very interested in getting more details about "Cannot change fields which appear within UI". Which other fields would you like to sum up? There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to discuss this request in detail there.
Best regards,
The AIM Team
Update: The improvements listed above are available now in version 1.0.7!
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Dear Mr. Porcar Nadal,
thanks for testing and evaluating our plugin! We would like to address the issues you raised:
The difference column is calculated according to this formula as described here:
difference = original estimate - remaining estimate - logged work
This value is aimed at the case in which deviations from original estimates can occur if in any issue or sub-task remaining estimate plus logged work is higher / lower than the original estimate.
It indicates deviations in total expected work to be done in a sprint or an issue,ÂÂ i.e. ÂDetect deviations [of current estimation] from original estimates easily!
This is a quite common requirement addressed by our customers we wanted to address in the first place.
The approach you describe compares logged work against original estimate which can be derived by direct comparison of the values.
But still the following solutions could be provided in upcoming releases:
- We will add a hint in the popup how the current difference is calculated.
- Your use case could be reflected by a configurable second option or a second column for original estimate, logged work.
There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to refine this requirement in detail there.
If this features give you more added value and increase your rating we would be more than happy to add them.
Best regards,
The AIM Team


Thank you for your valuable feedback.
Related to the issues you mentioned, the following entries are currently in progress and available with our next release:
- The summary field is shown in the list of issues.
- Issues are sorted by the rank (the order will be similar to the JIRA boards)
- Context sensitive help texts are shown on the popup to clarify the selected options (our documentation here might provide some support in the meantime)
We would be very interested in getting more details about "Cannot change fields which appear within UI". Which other fields would you like to sum up? There is a JIRA Service Desk available for feature requests and other support issues. We would be glad to discuss this request in detail there.
Best regards,
The AIM Team
Update: The improvements listed above are available now in version 1.0.7!
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Version 1.2.10 • Jira Server 8.0.0 - 8.14.1 • Released 2019-11-05
Summary
Added configurable customfield aggregation modes
Details
- Added configurable customfield aggregation modes- Performance optimizations
Installation
- Log into your Jira instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate AIM Agile Planning for Jira via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for AIM Agile Planning for Jira. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. AIM Agile Planning for Jira begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Jira instance.
To find older AIM Agile Planning for Jira versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.